Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-01
The Ameer's Troops Again Meet With
Defeat The Leader Captured and
Beheaded by the Rebels,
n. R0uTier, the New French Premier,
Declares His Policy 10 the Chamber
of Deputies Card.
The Cabinet Receives Cold Reception at
the Hands OF the EcPublican Press.
Spsin's Coionini Tariff.
France.
ALMOST \ RIOT.

PARIS, BIsy 31.-There Is brilli2nt as
sembage of military men at the fete at
the opera house this evening. General
Boulanger is absent. While the company
was assembling thousands OF persons
gathered in the vicinity Of the opera
house shouting: "Resiguetion," tres
ignation,' - 'long live Boulanger.' - eve
will have him." etc. At II P. N. the crowd
outside had greatly increased in numbers
aud became so turbulent that the Repub-
lican guard, which was held in res slneSs
in the court yard of the opera house, was
ordered out to dispense the mon, which
was accompanied amid volley OF Kisses
from the tCroWG At this hour ~ NJ
the crowd is TesssGmbling, @lready
much larger than before. Tle iu-
dicatiOns are there will be
riOtous demonstration when the guests
depart from the opera house. Al the
streets from MadeIine FaubeTg and st.
Hoaore to the E!ysas are guarded by
soldiers, also large force Of police are
en- duty. Il is runored the mob is
marching to the EIysee palace. The
crowd has Just crossed tde Place de Il
Bourse shouting ''Viye BouIaDger."
LATER, = A Nifty policemen have
heen stationed at ths British Embassy.
The troops and police prevented ri0ting.
The people have dispersed aud the city is
now quiet.
TWO MORE PORTFOLIOS TAKEN.
PARIS, 5IaY 3l.-N. Dautermc Gss &C
| copied TIE portfolio Of Minister Of Public
Works, gnd II. Dautrcsme thai Of Minis
ter Of Commerce.
WHY NJ JEUREs REFUSED.
Paris, May 31.-The refusal of Admiral
Jaures TO accept the Office oi Minister OF
Marine il attributed TO a conversation be
had with NJ. de TreyCiue:, who told him
thai & cabinet headed By NJ. RJuVier must
soon fail, and that when it did ne On. de
Freycinet) would form min?
iStrg himsef which should
include Admiral JeUres. 1t is affirmed
that although General Ferron, Minister
of War, viii now pra5iUe at The coming
fete at the OperG house, WhiCa was lOOked
forward to "a demonstration in favor OF
| General BOulangeF, tue latter still Intends
to be present and in the uniform Of gen
| eral. Anxiety is expressed that his pres
enca may result in some disturbance.
APPROVED BY GREvY.
PARIS, May Sit is officially stated
L
lowing cabinet: Rouvier, premier and
minister of finance and Of posts and of
telegraphs; Talliers, interior; FlOurens,
foreign affairs; SpulIer, public instruC-
| ton; Mazlaw, Justice; General Ferrron,
war; Barley, marine; Dautresme, public
works; BarDt, agriculture.
FUNERAL OF THE CONIQUE VICTIMS.
PARIS, May 31.-Services over the re
! of 10 -ip4fr
ruins of the Opera COmique were held to-
day in the cathedral CT Notra Dame. The
| edltice was filed with q dense crowd, in
Guiding senator's, deputies, members Of
the theatrical profession and many dis
tinguished persons. Two hundred
thousand people lined the route to the
cemetery. nj. Goblet and NJ. Bertholdt
delivered OratiOn5 at the graves.
DECLARES Ills POLICY.
PARIS, May 31-M. R0uvler read his
statement in the Chamber of Deputies
this afternoon. He said thst his foreign
policy would be firm, and present prep
arations for the exhibition in 1889 would
be actively forwarded. M. RouVier was
frequently applauded by the members of
the center and was often interrupted by
the members of the left. The Radical
left intimated that they would interpellate
the government en- questions touching
its policy and weld demand urgency
NJ. Rouvier agreed. NJ. Julien thereupOn
made speech in which he requested the
government to define their programme.
NJ. Rouvier replied that the ministry
would firmly apply the existing legisla-
ton on education. In regard TO econ
omy in the public expenditures, they pro-
posed to retrenCh 60, 900, 900 francs. Re-
ferring 10 the political color of the cabi-
net the Premier said: "We do not re-
feet especially the views of anybody.
A voice: "You are Ferry's double"
followed by applause from the left
NJ. Rouvier concluded by declaring,
amid loud protests from the left, that the
Cabinet relied upon the support of the
Republican majority. Answering cues
ton put subsequently NJ. Rouvier said
the government intended that all citiz ems,
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